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They Thought They Were Migrant Workers. Russia Turned Them Into Disposable Soldiers.
(Graphic courtesy of Truth Hounds, FIDH, the Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights and Rule of Law)
They are promised work. Some men believe they are traveling to Russia for civilian jobs. Others think they’ve signed up for mili...
I Ran Toward the Story That Traumatized Me
A photo I took of emergency workers near the Trade Center on Sept. 13, 2001.
In 2003, I was sweating out a summer in Rome, doing an internship at The Associated Press. I spoke Italian terribly, which made reporting difficult. I remember sh...
I Asked AI for a Real Rape Survivor’s Testimony. It Made One Up.
AI is more flawed than we thought. (Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images)
Because it’s 2026, I’ve been trying out AI. Chat GPT mostly, but also Claude. As a journalist hoping to figure out how to use AI to enhance my work, I’ve learned a lot...
Sent to Congo. Left With No Safe Choice.
A view of Kinshasa, where 15 Latin Americans who had never stepped foot in Africa have been dropped by the U.S. government. (Han Xu/Xinhua via Getty Images)
They knew they were being deported but were unaware of the nightmare that awaited...
America Is Deporting Migrants to Countries They’ve Never Been To
Dropping off Latin American migrants in Kinshasa, seen here, is less about efficient deportation and more about cruelty. (Per-Anders Pettersson/Getty Images)
Stepping onto the soil of the Democratic Republic of Congo means stepping into ex...
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